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4.6

( 8 reviews )

Performing Arts, Art Galleries, Museums

Closed 08:00 AM - 04:30 PM See Hours

19 ซอย ป่าโทน 19 Pratu Chai Sub-district, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya 13000, Thailand

WA TK U low DAO is a new and exciting brand that offers a unique and unforgettable experience. The brand name is inspired by the Wat Kudi Dao, a beautiful temple located in Thailand, which embodies the culture, traditions, and beauty of the country. WA TK U low DAO offers a range of products and services that reflect the essence of Thailand, including traditional food, souvenirs, and experiences. The brand aims to create a memorable and authentic journey for its customers, where they can discover the magic of Thailand and its people. With a commitment to innovation and excellence, WA TK U low DAO is set to become a leading brand in the tourism industry. Whether you are a local or a visitor, WA TK U low DAO welcomes you to discover the wonders of Thailand with them.

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Rod gunsell

March 22, 2024

Visiting Wat Khudee Dao in Ayutthaya with minimal tourists offers a rare chance to appreciate the site's authenticity and architectural marvels at one's own pace. The absence of crowds allows for uninterrupted moments of reflection and exploration, enabling visitors to truly connect with the temple's history and ambiance. It's a tranquil haven where one can marvel at the intricate details, soak in the spiritual aura, and capture the essence of Thailand's historical legacy in a serene and undisturbed setting. Experiencing this hidden gem without the hustle and bustle of tourists adds an extra layer of tranquility, making it a truly special and peaceful retreat for anyone seeking a deeper connection with Thailand's cultural heritage.

Andrea s

March 22, 2024

Beautiful. Breataking. A couple of words to describe this historical landmark in Ayutthaya Thailand. History still alive in beautiful form, telling the story of the once famous city. Well worth the visit.

Edward yoo

March 22, 2024

Great place to visit with interesting tales. Recommend going there in the morning or late afternoon

Zobeida sauri

March 22, 2024

The name should be “Wat Khudeedao” as shown in the main gate of the historical site. Although it is not as spectacular as the Wat Mahathat but it is still a nice place to visit. Few people, more natural moment for you to enjoy the history of the ancient empire in Southeast Asia

Jonathan toseski

March 22, 2024

Thank you my boss for his suggestion. Wat Kudee Dao was fantastic and amazing. The architecture was beautiful. You could bring the flowers by yourself or bought from the shop in front of the temple to make a merit to Poo Som, the guardian of the temple. The atmosphere was quiet with the wind. The open hour was 8:00-16:30 hrs.

Jonathon yeoman

March 22, 2024

The temple is considered a good example of late Ayutthaya style. Abandoned after Ayutthaya fell to the Burmese in 1767, the site has been partially restored in modern times.

Matthew lee

March 22, 2024

Free. No entry fee. Has parking lot and unique entrance door to the North side. Almost no visitors as it is not recognized too much, so felt I rented the whole temple.

Martin edinger

March 22, 2024

In A.D. 1711 King Narai built Wat Kudi Dao for the purpose of Buddhist temple and restored by King Thai Sa in A.D.1711 (abandoned when Ayutthaya fell to Burmese in A.D. 1767), resided by Reverend Thep Muni important priest, the consultant to Crown Prince Boromakot ( King Boromakot died in A.D. 1758 who should inherited the throne next resulting to bloody conflict, resolved by Reverend Thep Muni ‘ s negotiator, finally King Uthumpirn entered the monkhood at Wat Pradu Songtham, within 10 days crowded King Suriyamarin( Ekathat). Kudi Dao named after Klong(canal) Kudi Dao or Klong Ayodhya. Wat Kudi Dao was located off city island at the east, architecture of this temple was Sri Lankan style.Ubosot or Ordination hall with the size of 15.4 m. width and 22.8 m. length, main entrance face east, 3 gates at the front, 2 gates at the back. Viharn was huge architectural late Ayutthaya era ,with the size of 14 m. width and 27m.length, 2 gates at the front, 2 gates at the back,base of the middle of Viharn constructed similar to junk’ s futtock.Principal Chedi (stupa) is the bell shaped, Sri Lankan style, 8 smaller stupa surrounded. Tumnak(house or residence of royalty) Kummalaen where Crowded Prince (later king) resided. Chedi , Viharn and Ubosot were inside the low enclosure wall. The entrance of Wat Kudi Dao( opposites side of the street) a senior man sell the toys(he told that this kind of toy inherited from Ayutthaya era, formerly made of soils and it will provide sound when swing).